Cryptocurrencies are a buoyant market and since I am registered on crypto-markets, I confirm the profits. Not only does my broker help me choose the most promising virtual currencies, but it ensures the security of my portfolio.

I just hope it will always stay that way. FM Share this article. Bison Börse Stuttgart, the second largest stock exchange in Germany, is to launch a cryptocurrency trading application later this year.

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Do let us know and we'd be happy to check ourselves and fix if necessary. The latest addition to this list is Boerse Stuttgart, the second largest stock exchange in Germany.

Börse Stuttgart SWB , the second largest stock exchange in Germany and the ninth largest in Europe, came out with a press release stating that they will be developing a variety of cryptocurrency related services as the company furthers its ventures into the cryptocurrency industry.

The announcement of the development of these crypto-related services comes after the exchange announced its Bison trading app in April of this year.

The Bison app, which is a direct competitor to the Robinhood trading app in that it has zero trading fees and was one of the first crypto exchanges to be created by a retail investment exchange.

The Bison trading app will launch in the fall and will initially support trading for Bitcoin , Ethereum, Ripple, and Litecoin.

With this multiple releases of products and services, Boerse Stuttgart Group thus will be in a position to offer an end-to-end infrastructure for digital assets.

This is an important success factor for ICOs. Is not just Börse Stuttgart, with cryptocurrencies trading slowly catching eyes of a lot of institutional investors, a lot of traditional exchanges are announcing their plans for cryptocurrency exchange operation and services.

O have already launched the bitcoin futures. In July, SIX, the owner and operator of the Swiss stock exchange, also announced that it would be launching a new fully-regulated crypto exchange.

Past week, NYSE owners, the Intercontinental Exchange also announced its plans for a new crypto ecosystem under its new subsidiary called Bakkt.